While most leading crypto-based Exchange-Traded funds (ETFs) recorded 
significant outflows last week, XRP investment products went against the 
current and attracted over $80 million in inflows, ending the week with a 
green performance. Related Reading: Analyst Shares ‘Cold, Hard Truth’ For 
Bitcoin Investors As Price Struggles XRP ETFs Steal The Spotlight XRP ETFs 
continue to show strong demand, recording a 25-day streak last Friday and 
closing the week with a positive net flow. Notably, crypto investment products 
registered a negative performance last week, seeing nearly a billion dollars 
in outflows. According to CoinShares’ weekly report, digital asset-based funds 
ended the week in the red for the first time in four weeks, with outflows 
totaling $952 million. This marks the products’ fourth-worst weekly 
performance of the year. CoinShares’ Head of Research, James Butterfill, 
suggested that the negative market reaction was fueled by the delays in the US 
crypto market structure bill, which was initially anticipated to be passed 
before the end of the year. This “has prolonged regulatory uncertainty for the 
asset class, alongside concerns over continued selling by whale investors,” 
the report noted. The negative market sentiment was mostly focused in the US, 
which recorded $990 million in outflows last week. Ethereum (ETH) funds 
suffered the largest outflows, registering $555 million in negative net flows. 
Meanwhile, Bitcoin (BTC) investment products came in second with $460m in 
outflows. On the contrary, XRP ETFs saw overall support with positive net 
flows throughout the whole week. According to SoSoValue data, the category 
closes the week with $82.04 million in inflows, marking a 6-week positive 
streak. XRP’s Correction Already Over? Amid this performance, XRP’s price also 
ended the week recovering from the latest market correction, which sent its 
price to a two-month low of $1.77. Market observer BitGuru affirmed that XRP 
has completed its downtrend and liquidity grab, and is currently stabilizing 
at a key historical demand zone. Per the analyst, “selling pressure is fading, 
structure is flattening, and this is where smart money usually starts 
positioning, not where panic happens.” Similarly, trader Niels suggested that 
XRP’s corrective phase may be over as it appears to be forming a double bottom 
pattern. “RSI has bottomed out already, and now the price is showing good 
signs too,” the trader affirmed, adding that “XRP had a fakeout below the 
support level before reclaiming the zone.” To Niels, if the market shows 
momentum, the cryptocurrency could surge 20%-25% toward the $2.30-$2.50 area 
in the next few weeks. Recently, the trader affirmed that once XRP breaks 
above the $2.20 resistance, where the pattern’s neckline is situated, it could 
rally to the $2.80-$3.00 area within a month. Related Reading: Fundstrat 
Predicts Ethereum Drop To $1,800 In H1 2026 Meanwhile, analyst ChartNerd 
highlighted a bullish divergence on XRP’s chart. “Price action is adhering to 
the lower low price action trendline whilst forming higher lows on the RSI,” 
he explained, suggesting that price could move to higher levels. He also noted 
that if the altcoin fails to break the 20 EMA, currently around the $1.98 
level, the price would “simply resort back to the lower low trendline for 
support, where we likely see more relief.” As of this writing, XRP is trading 
at $1.93, a 1.1% increase in the weekly timeframe. Featured Image from 
Unsplash.com, Chart from TradingView.com

XRP ETFs Record 25-Day Streak As Price Eyes Key Resistance Level

XRP, currently the fifth-largest cryptocurrency in the market, has mirrored 
the overall performance of digital assets over the past months, experiencing a 
significant retracement of nearly 50% from its all-time high of $3.65 earlier 
this year. Amid this volatility, a new artificial intelligence (AI) simulation 
model has produced price forecasts for the altcoin, offering investors a more 
detailed outlook for the coming year. XRP Price Predictions Market analyst Sam 
Daodu recently shared insights from a Monte Carlo simulation that explored 
XRP&#8217;s price trajectory in which 10,000 paths were generated to capture a 
comprehensive range of potential outcomes. The results offer statistical data 
such as mean, median, and percentiles, illustrating a probability distribution 
rather than relying on a single forecast. Daodu reported that the simulation 
results reveal a spectrum of outcomes for XRP. The mean price across all 
10,000 paths stands at approximately $2.78, indicating that, on average, the 
price is higher than its current levels. Related Reading: Dogecoin Weekly 
Fractal Hints At A Bigger Move Brewing In contrast, the median price is $1.88, 
suggesting that half of the estimated outcomes fall below the $2 mark. This 
disparity between the mean and median highlights the skew in the distribution, 
where a few high projections inflate the average, while the median reflects 
where most scenarios likely land. To identify a more probable pricing range, 
Daodu considered the 25th and 75th percentiles, which represent the central 
50% of outcomes. According to the simulation, 25% of scenarios estimate XRP’s 
price below $1.04, while 75% indicate a price below $3.40. Notably, about 60% 
of scenarios position XRP&#8217;s price between $1.04 and $3.40 by the end of 2026, 
with an expected median hovering around $1.88. 10% Chance Of Dropping Below 
$0.59 The analysis also highlights the upper tail of the distribution, where 
the best-case outcomes sit. The 90th percentile indicates a price of about 
$5.90, meaning that roughly 10% of scenarios project end-of-year prices above 
this threshold. The expert asserts that achieving new all-time highs near $6 
would require several positive developments, including sustained institutional 
inflows through exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of over $50 million daily 
throughout 2026, increased actual usage of XRP for cross-border payments by 
banks, and persistent regulatory clarity without major setbacks. Related 
Reading: Bitcoin Price Remains Stuck Inside This Range, But A Breakout Could 
Follow On the other hand, the simulation doesn’t shy away from discussing 
downside risks. The lower 10% of outcomes reveal a potential drop below $0.59, 
suggesting a worrying 10% probability that XRP could lose more than 70% of its 
current value by 2026. Factors contributing to this bearish outlook could 
include regulatory setbacks, such as tougher restrictions on cryptocurrency 
custody or complications arising from recent settlements with the US 
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Additionally, Daodu believes that 
decreased investor confidence in the altcoin resulting from unmet expectations 
related to XRP&#8217;s utility adoption could further depress prices. According to 
CoinGecko data, XRP is trading within the range expected to last till next 
year at $1.90, with a 2% drop in the 24-hour period. Featured image from 
DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com

XRP Price Forecasts For 2026 Unveiled By AI Simulation: Should Investors Remain Bullish?

Dogecoin’s (DOGE) drop below a long-held support level has pushed traders and 
long-term holders to reassess the token’s outlook heading into 2026. Once 
viewed as relatively resilient within the speculative crypto space, DOGE is 
now under pressure after losing key technical structure and momentum. Related 
Reading: Bitcoin Feels The Weight Of Quantum Risk Concerns, Industry Leaders 
Warn DOGE is down about 66% over the past year and trades near $0.13, far 
below levels that previously drew consistent buying. The decline reflects 
thinner liquidity, weaker speculative interest, and a market increasingly 
favoring assets with clearer narratives, suggesting that market size alone may 
no longer be a price support. DOGE&#8217;s price trends to the downside on the daily 
chart. Source: DOGEUSD on Tradingview Key Support Gives Way as Selling 
Pressure Builds In the past week, Dogecoin (DOGE) slipped below the $0.129 
area, a level that had capped losses through several consolidation phases. The 
breakdown was accompanied by elevated trading volume, signaling active selling 
rather than a slow drift lower. Intraday volatility expanded to around 4%, 
reflecting heightened sensitivity as traders reacted to the loss of range 
support. Technical analysts note that DOGE has also broken a multi-year 
ascending trendline that guided price action through much of the 2024 cycle. 
On shorter timeframes, the token now trades below key moving averages, with 
rebounds toward $0.132–$0.134 consistently meeting selling interest. Technical 
Signals Point to a Fragile Dogecoin Structure Momentum indicators continue to 
lean lower, and several analysts warn that failure to hold the nearby $0.128 
level could expose DOGE to deeper downside. Below that, the next widely 
watched support zone sits near $0.090, implying a potential decline of around 
30% from current levels if bearish pressure accelerates. Ichimoku-based 
signals have also turned negative, reinforcing the view that the broader trend 
has shifted. While short-term countertrend patterns occasionally emerge, they 
carry less weight against the backdrop of a confirmed break in higher- 
timeframe structure. Long-Term Outlook Faces a Test Into 2026 Beyond charts, 
Dogecoin’s longer-term outlook remains uncertain. Spot DOGE ETFs launched in 
late 2025 introduced a new source of demand, but it is still unclear whether 
that capital will prove sticky enough to offset ongoing selling. Meanwhile, 
discussions around adding utility through sidechains or layer-2 solutions 
continue within the developer community, though progress has been slow and 
fragmented. Related Reading: Pundit Shares Why XRP Will Become Expensive And A 
$1,000 Price Tag Is Possible Dogecoin is still the largest meme coin by market 
value, but that status alone does not provide a clear investment thesis. As 
2026 approaches, traders appear increasingly focused on whether DOGE can 
stabilize above broken support and attract sustained demand. Cover image from 
ChatGPT, DOGEUSD chart from Tradingview

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